Pair of Japanese Two Panel Screens: Sudari and Fans < >

Pair of Japanese Two Panel Screens: Sudari and Fans

This unique pair of two panel screens are beautifully painted on front and back. Screen A: Front side- Six Edo period fans under painted bamboo shades (sudari) with tassels, draped with vines. Pigment, gold flake and ink on paper. One fan spuriously signed Okyo (Maruyama Okyo 1733-1795) and dated 1789. The others mostly signed Keibun (Matsumura Keibun 1779-1843, who learned painting under Okyo) Reverse side - Pine Tree; ink on paper, signed Seiko. Yokoyama Seiko 1792-1864 was a student of Matsumura Keibun. His student also used the same name (Okajima Seiko) Screen B: Front side - Five Edo period fans under painted bamboo shades (sudari) with tassels, draped with vines. Pigment, gold flake and ink on paper. Fans mostly signed Keibun (Matsumura Keibun 1779-1843, who learned painting under Okyo) Reverse side - Plum Tree; ink on paper, signed Seiko. Yokoyama Seiko 1792-1864 was a student of Matsumura Keibun. His student also used the same name (Okajima Seiko).

Period
c.1800
Origin
Japan
Dimensions
67.25" h x 74.25" w
170.8cm h x 188.6cm w
Item #
S1768 A+B
Price Range

Price Range
  • $0-$5,000
  • $5,001-$10,000
  • $10,001-$25,000
  • $25,001-$50,000
  • $50,001-$100,000
  • over $100,000